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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
JEFF DAVIS MACON.
Greeted with n Great OVatiOu-The
FROG rammc of the Festivities.

IDI IEIEsIUUU % NO HIoVtINu Nj
MACON. Ga, October 2i.-The Agricultural
Socicty's annual fair opened here 10 day under
the most favorable auspices. The weather is
delightful, the grounds in splendid condition,
ana the race course perfect. There Is an
uuus uclly large attendance Tor the first day
lion. jefferson DAVIS and wife aud his
dauLh;ors. MI. Hayes and Miss Winnie,
arrived mis- afternoon and went directly 10
Captain j. VI. JohustCn's residence. The party
hPd tons Of r0Wcr- aud Continuous che Prs from
BoauVoir 90 HacOn. An immense crowd greeted
Nr. Davis here. The city IL beautifully illumi-
mated aud decorated.
Tomorrow j. 1irs. payis's day. Mr.. Davis
ard Two daughters Mrs. Hayes and Miss Win
uicl viii have y public reception in the Fair
park. On Wednesday there Will be n review
of Confederate Veterans by Jefferson Davis az
the tair park. Immense crOwds come In by
every train, but there arc plenty OF acconmO-
datifrs Tor all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
MARKETS sr rECEaRApE.
NEW YOKE.

Ngw YORK. October 2L--Cottor dun sales.
is7 bales; uplands, 9kc.; Orleans, ghc.; net
receipts, 5.s3 bales: exports--to Crest Bri-
lain, S0,ji1 bales; 10 France, 1851 bales; 20
the Continent. u, 3sl bales; stock, oos, SOY bales
southern -four quiet Wheat hake. lower aud
moderately active, closing steady az about the
lowest; No. red, October, sahc,: November,
S2Kas3c. Corn Aahc. lower, closing With some
reaction: No. ?, October. 81 Sa5lAc.; Noyem'
> Der, MAa5i Hc.; May, os1sa52fsc. Oats q shade
easier and fairly active: No. ?, October, x. ga
sAc.; November. 32kc. May, DAa1,ic. No.
= spot, 321sa32Ac. Hops quiet Conee-Fair
Rio quiet az sls.25; options lower and moder-
ately active; No. Z Rio, SIC. s0Asl690: Noyem'
Der. tid'0asid@; May, sid6oasiS.so. sugar
firm aud unchanged; refined quiet h0lasses
duh and nominal. Klce steady. Cotton-seed
oll-3ic. for crude t3c. for redned. Resin quiet
at si.Dasi,Tk. Turpentino quiet at ass.
Hides steady. Wool dun and weak. Pork
fairly active and steaiy; mess-&iA50 for new
sia;5 for old. Beef quiet and unchanged. Cut.
meats unchanged and duh Middlss duh and
nominal. Lard ss3 points higher aud rather
quiet; western steam, spot, sd1oai0TaS; Octo'
Dor, 1907; May, s656aiays Frelshts steady
BALTIMORE
BkLkfncnn, ND, October al--cottoa steady
middling, SIC. Flour quiet aud steady
howard-sries, "a Western super, s23,u
.l..s; 60. GAIA, ssasAeQ, do family
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

ts.7casfS0; city mills super. taNasa@: 90.
extra, sasf362; do. Rio brands. tt25afaD; rs.
fapsco superisnve patent $50: do FANNY
H55. Wbeat-Soufhern easier and quiet; rcuy
issslc.: amber. s9ate,c.: western easier ana
dun No. winter red. spot, s'sasy*c. no
yem6er. s0as0bc. December. s24shzxc
January. s3kssic. Corn-SOutbern steady ana
fairly active; white. 45assc. yellow. iatsc'
western about steady and dun mixed,
spot. t9ka5Okc. October. l9Nc. bid; Novem-
her. zoe asked: year, tsifafec.; steamer. soc.
asked. Oats firm and quiet: southern and
Pennsylvania, 30aS5c.: western white, 3oaS1c.
western mixed. s3a3ic. Rye firm AZ 5'a,Sc.
Hay steady and quiet; prime 20 choice west
err, si3aSiA Provisions quiet and easier.
Mess poTk, sISasI52A Bulk. meats-shou,ders
and clear-rib sides, packed. OK and sAcs
9hc: hams, i2ai2sfc. Lari-Reiined. & But
er firm and active; western packed. Haec:
creamery, 22aS6c. Eggs steady az DC. Pctro-
leum steady: refined, &c. Coffee nonlnely
steady Rio cargoee. ordinary 70 fair. lSkalsc.
Sugar quiet: A soft, so %, copper-rehnci auii
at lOalOsc. Nniskey arm and quiet at Visa
X.Ia tregbts 10 Liverpool per steamer
dun: cotton. 7-s2d.: rour. ~ 3D.; grain highor
at ID.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October q --Cash quo .attons we're:
Flour unchanged and steady. No. spring
wheat 1O',asOhc; Nc. red. Ike. NO. z
corn. s0hc. No. oats, &c. Mess -porS, tlA
Lard. $3.50 Short-rib sides lloO~el. 81 Dry
salted shoulders tDoxcD $500. shortcieer
sides (boxed). a i08s7.x0. Whiskey, si.iO.
Leading futures ranged "a folowa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
BIcHmOSD TOBACCO MARKET.

OCT0BER q, lSS7.
Very little was done to-day-oaly a few
packages Of filters sold, while the interest In
such grades seems strong. Western leaf has
been marked up In this market, and some
holders talk and write as II this boom had Just
begun instead OF having reached its highest
point at an advance Of three 10 I've times the
original cost We have heard no one say that
the new bright Virginia crop shows any i'm
provement on acquaintance yet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

thirds OF tho town. including the Capitol
church, Central Hotel. post-oifice. Masonic
Hall, Cleavinger House, school.h0 court
house. jail. and several small DWELLINGS ana
stores. were burned. Loss, $4,000; ins irsnce,
$1,000.
A fire also occurred at Petroleum. W. va,
last night, destroying s. Woodward's valuable
oiLplant and considerable oil The loss Is
heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
The YeIIOw-FeVer at Tampa.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

10y % VI-V II V--VV--'I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 2L-
A telegram was received at the Marine
Hospital Bureau to-day from Deputy
Collector Spencer, at Tampa, Fla, say
ing that there were some new cases OF
yellow-fever, but no deaths since last
report. He says the weather is warm,
with a southeasterly breeze.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKEr.

OCTOBER 2i--Recelpts: IA head cattle, 80
sheep aud lambs, aud IA hogs.
Sales: $50 head cattle, ~ sheep and lambs,
go hogs.
Prices:
Caiue-Best, 4aiic. gross: medium 10
good, Sage. gross; common " fair, 2a21sc
gross.
She6p-caiAc. gross.
Lambs-sk a5kc. gross.
Hogs-51s a7c. net
ButlS-21.}c. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
Killed by n Falling House.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
MITCHELL, ONT, October 2l.-During heavy
Siud,storm this morning frame house ooSl-
pied by N. Green and family was blown dosn.
Green and female servant were allied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
destructive Fires I'm West Virginia.
lRu foIan....i o.. ma nianaich-I

.hAKLEsros, w. Va, October sL-Wort has
lus. rescued hers Of serious nre AZ spsnso.,
feane county, W. Va on Friday last. There
was ho'hlnE 10 fight the iiro with but buckets,
''-- e-'s- -..-s 2c1Ils 49, ~ a-a.- -ssv w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

"The things we know are neither
itch nor rare" but marked by an uu-
common ingredient OF common-sense.
One Of them is that one 25-cent bottle
of Salvation Oil viii relieve pain.
rs il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
MARRIAGES.

GARY-HARGROYE- Married, AZ the Sew
cutn. Street Christian church, on the l2th Of
October. 1857, by the Rev. II. g Cave, Miss
Macy 4. GARY 20 Mr. ARTHUR w. HAIR
GROVE No cards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, Nh, October 2i.-Yirginia 8's
consolidated, 46k past-duo coupons, 81; l0-iO's
IS; new SIS, 81. BID to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

when can man have something ana J
nothing In his pocket at the same time :
When When there is q hole in it. II there !.
, hole In the lungs il can be healed with
Taylo,'s Cherokee Remedy OF SWEEP
Gum aud Aplieil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
COTTON MARKETS


NORFOLK. Va, October gt-Cotton steady:
mddling, 9Ac. Net receipts. 1901 bales !;
gross receipts, 1901 bales: stock. 20 or bales;
sales, l,23i bales; xports-cosstwtse. l, ssi
bales; 20 Great Britain, 1,i30 bales; 10 France,
- hales 10 the Coalnent, - bales.
WILMINGTON, n. G.. October 2L-Cotton
steady; middllng. 3l6c. Net receipts, 2,7l9
bales; gross receipts, 2,7ig bales sales. -
tales; stock. 81 %, bales; expOrts--c0astwise,
49, bales; 70 the Continent, - bales; 70
GTett Britain, - bales: 70 France. - bales.
SAYANNAu, Ga, October 2L-Cotton easy I;
middlng, &c. Net receipts, 1926 bales |:
gross receipts. 1925 bales: sales, B 40 bales
stock, 1889 bales; expOrts-coastwise, 6,sH
bales; 20 the Continent, 3,l02 bales 10 Great
Britain, - bales; 10 France. - bales.
AUGUSTA. GA, October 2L-COttOn quiet
middling, &c. Receipts, 1850 bales: sales,
sO5 bales.
CHARLESTON. =. c., October 2L-Cotton
quiet; middlng. 9isc. Net receipts. 6.512
bales gross receipts 6,j52 bales; sales, so
bales; stock, 59,605 bales exports-to Great
Britain, bales; 10 the Continent
bales; coasiwise, - bales; TO France, -
bales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
YLoCK
COTTON BEPOEc

We quote Fine. ~. 50at2.75; sspsrnne, E2.7ss
q % extra, f3h0as3.75; family. siast "a psfeB
'ami!y, country. kh75st5.25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCTOBER "a. 1857.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED gid.
LECTURE.

I ECTURE.-THE LECTURE OF
IL DIX. ". 4. HATCHER, postponed on &C
count Of rad weather, will be delivered at
her as,h stsP-M sph,set. Who,s Sei,bho-
AM? Ambulance: Adults. Is cents; Chli-
drsn under twelve years.. 10 cents ftckets
can be obtained at the door q the church.
Tickets already sold are good, as the Same
tickets will be used. oc s5-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
SALES REPoRrgD TO SECRETARY.

WpEAT.-White, - bushels prime at Sic
Loucberry, II bushels very good 40 Sic. 2
bushels good az. &c.; Is bushels fair at &c
Mixed, COO bushels very good at s3c. 10 bushels
good on private terms. ShOrtbeTy, 40 bushels
very good at Soc. 1856 bushels very good at nc.
il2 bushels fair al 56c.; l20 bushels fair at s3c.
- bushels common at zoe. IL bushels common
at 6)c. Total sales OF wheat, 1914 bushels.
Offerings to-day OF wheat 1884 bushels
ssue day last year. ,522 bushels. Sales 10
DAY " wheat, l.Gl4 bushels: same day last year.
i32 bushels. Offerings so far this year, 49,. !ji
bushels same time last year, 507,SlS bushels.
Extreme range OF prices to-day, W 70 SIC. same
Ccy last year. 90 10 $50.
CORN.-Nhte. "a bushels prime new at SOC.
100 bushels very good new &C 4sc.; 81 bushels
damp rev on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
AAIE AND COTTON ExCHAH6E.
RlcHX0SD. October "a, 1857.

NltuAuhD. O1tDDtt -, 1000
OFFERINGS.
NHgAT.--White. - bushels. Longberry. l0S
.r-les. Mixed, no bushels. ShOrberry, 932
l.. Lrs. Total. ,s2i bushels.
flIN -QfS nuAhel-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER "a, 1851.
ARRIvEp.

sun sets. ......... 5:l9 Morning ......... 1859
Moon ssts........ ORB Evening ..........il;2i
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER "a, Iss7.
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Hulphers, New
YcrA. merchandise and passengers, q. W.
Allen Co.. agents.
steamer GoldshOro, --, Philadelphia mer-
chandise and passengers, }. W. McCarricx,
agent.
schooner A. b. Field. Mitchell. Baltimore,
coal, Chesapeake and ohio railway.
schooner Matthias DunnOcE. Hubbard, Baltl-
more, coal. Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Schooner X. IL. Mitchell. Mitchell, Baltimore,
coal. Chesapeake aud Ohio railway.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. DeyO, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, = b. Ia
tum. agent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCTOBER "a. 1857.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED gid.
Steamship Queen, Anderson. Galveston,
coaled, and sailed sith for Liverpool.
Steamship Florida, Beard, Liverpool, mer-
chandise.
Steamship City OF Puebla. Mcintosh, New
York, 10 load coal.
Steamship Finance. Baker, Now YORK, for
merchandise.
schooners W II. Bailey. Pearce, New York;
A. II. Howe. Harrington. Somerset; e. II. VAL
entine, Curtis, New York.
steamship Breakwater, Dole, New York,
merchandise.
ARRIVED arm.
Steamship Blackstone. Warren, Providence,
merchandise.
SAILED ssD.
Steamship Alicia. Norfolk, cotton.
Steamship PrOspitiOus, Bouldy. Bremen.
Steamship Viola, Murray. Genoa.
steamship Empress, Regden, Liverpool.
SAILED 2iTH.
Steamship Mandalay, tindale, Liverpool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
NEW YORK COTTON FIJTUHEs.

NEW YORE, October e4.-Cotton-Gross re-
ceipts, IL 80 bales; sales 50 200 bales. Futures
closed cosy; October, f9.53asg 30 November.
81 -: May. g. s9as9.90; June. t9.Hat9.9o; July,
klO.nlailOOl: Alfgnst. fl0. lsa}lOl0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

1thrhct blthuy.
QUOTATIONS..
NTnpr ING. SIC.
T0w niDDLNG. SIC.
GOOD ORDINARY.-Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, BALrIN0RY. AND RIcH'
MoHD STOCK EXCHANGES.
by telegraph to the pispstch.l

NEW YORK, October A.-The stock market
today was once more completely In the hands
Of the bears, and was weak throughout, with
no reaction worthy the name, and prices this
evening are materially lower. though tho
transactions we're small In comparison with
the business done latsly. There were no news
or rUmOrs OF nature specially 70 affect values,
though there was considerable western sell
ing on the story that the earnings Of North
western for the last month would show n de-
crease, and efforts we're made TO depress
Reading with n renewal OF the rumOrs
n at there was hitch In the negotiations
with the frst series SIS party. There was an
utter absence OF support, and THIS, as usual.
invited attacks upon Gould properties, Mis-
souri, Pacific being the special object OF alton
tion. 4 report that the syndicate stood ready
% take new 4's of Reading bad some influence
Tor good late in the day, and some signs Of a
rally we're seen toward the close. The opening
was weak and = 20 / per cent. lower. Ia @
weakness was not checked, but further losses
were established In the first hour. Missouri
farlc being the weakest The market then
remained very dull aud recovered slightly,
but Western Union and Union Pacific led the
downward movement after nOol. and every
thing Joined in the decline ami the lowest
prices we're made. I'm the last hour some little
improvement was seen, but the close was weak
generally az the lowest figures. The entire
active list Is lower. and Manhattan. Missouri
Pacific, -. Paul. Union Pacific, Northwest,
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, omaha. West
ern Union, lackawanna, New York Central.
lake Shore, and New England each more than
per cent, and ranging up 20 p. and others
smaller amounts. Total sales, 2,2.0OD shares.
NEW lOKK. October 4.-hovTL --slOcks quiet
and firm. money easy At las per cont. Ex-
change ng, ash: short, 4s5h. Govern
mcnts dun.
Acknowledging dull and firm; long. 49,
short ls6. Money easy at Bal; closing offered
M 4 per cent Sub-lreasury balances-GOli.
slc9us2.OOO: currency, Sl209s,0OO. Government
dull: yer cents, 1864; ~ per cents, lOsh'
a.nfa honda lnll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

L ECTURE.-"THE BOYS IN
IL GRAY.n by Rev. j. WILLIAM JONES, ID.
d., TUESDAY NIGHT. 0cr0szR - 1857, at
second Baptist church, corner sixth and Main
streets. An intellectual treat Beneht Of fno
Good Templars. Tickets IS cents Tickets on
sale at the following drug stores: Polk Miller
& Co, n. II. NJ. Harrison. Aonison's. A. d. VIII
hams's- % 232ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

Steamer Ariel, DeyO, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, Z b. Ia
tum. agent
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
How to Get Health and Beauty.

So much as to the value Of pure air 1t
Is of especial efficacy in elevated regions
and It's good effects are the more evident
the higher the climber asccnds and the
more muscular effort he puts forth in the
ascent.
The best inhalation apparatus. baths
and indictments arc OF bat tempo
rary value if 10 compensation Is
made for the loss Of vitality
and of muscular tone, especially that
of the heart and vessels. if the blood
stasis on the glands and other organs does
not yield to an increased flow of blood in
the arteries and veins if the thinncd blood
does not become thicker and more rich i'm
albumen: if the accumuating carbonc
acid is not expelled by plentiful supply
of oxygen; if the fat deposited in the body
is not more rapidly oXidizcd; and if the
kidneys are not made 10 act more ell.
GENTLY. But all these efforts arc pro-
duccd, according 10 jacob. LOOMS, Volt,
Ocrtc and other authorities, more Ger
tainly ana more generally by mountain
climbing than in any other way whatever.
After several weeks spent in mountain cX-
cursiOns, the condition Of the patient is
radically changed for The better There is
an elasticity IN the mental processes i'm
place OF The former hcbCtudc: will,
thought and impulse seem to move on
wings; the formerly dali senses aye sharp
cned; the formerly half-ciOscd eyes sparkle,
and the tlabby checks become fuller
and rosy; the formerly prominent
abdomen is reduced to more sccmly
dimensions. Notwithstanding that food and
drink are taken with greater relish and
the chest is expanded. These changes, ii
is true are not without their inconvcn-
fences to The patient as regards his apparel.
for his unmentionables are found To have
become too wide around the waist while
his coat. collar and shirt are too small
The one who was so heavy and
duh now feels as elastic and springy
as il the burden Of earthly
existence had been lifted from his should
crs, and, almost rs in his childhood. he
goes running m springing along. and
covers n distance OF tcH or twelve miles a
day He is 10 longer in lle shape of "a
Disconnected nd surly creature, "a parody
on man, bat ats better in the ranks of
other stron~ and happy beings; he is pos
scssed OF new spirit, the pulse beats
more strongly, and the tone OF the entire
circulatory system is better.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01

Tie famous Bon Marche of Paris is "a
universally known that il needs but It'll,
description. Visitors 10 Paris find +;
unique, unrivallcd, as stOrchousc of all
feminine linery, household goods traveller,
ncccssarics and Injuries, and furnishings
of every description. II is unquestionably
the most remarkable commercial establish.
mcnt in the word, and it, immense success,
is ascribcd TO its rigid adherence to the
principle of selling only unexccn.
tonabe goods at the smallest possible
profit. " hen il j. stated that The Bon
Marcne bas three thousand employees. that
its sales frequently reach one million
francs per day, and that It's daily deliver
les REQUIRE the Use of TWO hundred horses.
we can form some adequate conception of
the magnitude of this greatest Of mcdcrn
ncycity warehouses.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01

MRs. LANGrRY has cleared SO 900 this
season. The Floronccs arc content 20 have
done half as well, hut see what hand.
some profit IL gives them Edwin Booths
season il estimated al from So. 900 TO
100000. Ned Gilmore has made $50 900
nv Jim the Pcnmln. and The Tanning
OF the Shrew' has brought its managers
$1,000.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
TO ADVERTISERS.

The RECORD Is or" of the best mediums Tor
advertisers in GFatlOt County. being welcome
visitor To nearly even home I'm this part OF the
county ana towns adjoining, but To insure m
sertion the same week advertisements should
be handed I'm not later than Wednesday noon.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
Couldu't Have Zee, Ills WIFE.

Has my wife been hcrc?' asked merry.
Gus man Of a clerk in dry goods store
Tall woman
"Ycs."
Red hair?'
"lcs."
Gross oycdg"
"les"
"Bonnct on Sideways
"Ycs"
"Bouglt ten yaIds Of silk dress goods
and paid cash for it,
DID that woman DO this?'
"lcs"
Wei. don't think it could be Maria, ."
and out he went
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
Solid ON EihIc Grnnnh.

Gals didn't 70 sparkin round at your
age when was gal. said Grandma
Thrcc.score. severely; they didn't know
what beau was till long after they was
grown women. Girls had Boaz in the
time of Ruth, lcng before you were born
grandma, said L ilh. dcmurcy. Ruth
was a widdcr woman, said grandma, tri
umphantly, and q len She bent her head
and pccrcd over her spcclacles, waiting
for some one else 10 rush ont and tackle
her on Bible ground.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
TO CORRESPONDENTS

We cannot notice anonymous communica-
tons. In all eases We require the Writers name
guarantees OF good faith. And correspondents
should write upon one side of their sheet only
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01

The homeless, man IN Alma IL well n
th handsomcst and others call at our store
and get free trial bst'le OF kemp's Bal
sam for lie thr III and lungs. II cures
acute and chronic coughs Price 50: and
81, Sod by i :. Webb. !
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01

rTiztnETH STUART PfELP, has had for
n loa lime "a woman suffrage novel in
hand, Gad il is Ia be hoped that her per-
sistent insomnia will Lei her finish it,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01

Mr. A. bought his wife one hottie Of
Parmelces Blood Purifier. and now IL,
thinks he has got himself into business
for she derived so much benefit from il
that she must try another bottle or twoand
lie permantly cured There is no purifier
known SO efficient in its workiuI a this.
Onl. 81 per DO til at Webbs. Julc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
BRoKERs AMrSING ONE ANOTHER.

"why should the spirit OF mortal DO proud' was tho
iniroduc tory Of the "whyO gang" OF the Cotton
Exchange yesterday when they interrupted the business
around the bull ring" and followed IL with smulia-
nrous Dast OF i've huge tin horns and an Indian war
vhonp. Tho gang" are General james h. Guest
.Ilentcnant- General sam" Uhfeldcr. Major General
Boz" Ill., "BIigadier General Jimmy" lreumau. ana
Private" :. +. Russell When they began their fun
was practically impossible 10 dO any business, and the
other members joined IN tho general rally aud kept II
TIL after the close OF change. few who had evidently
FORGOTTEN that II the last day of the year. presumed
t. 90 tDc floor wearing silk hats and when ap-
pcarrd the cry LOOK the dude. and Then
would suffer from shower Of wet balls OF paper ana rolls
of cuuph tape. Al O'Clock Alfred h. fCarsnll the
Dutch Irish and clerical mimic. brought in 10y def
egaon reciiing original composition. Pats
Coursnp." ne tspondcd To encore with initiation
or the Kew Dr. Ialmage and his sermon cut Be-
hnd -
The lively and excited markets nterfercd with the GUS
tOnary at hc Produce Exchange. bat few could not
Withstand the temptation ana had small Publication
after afternoon cali Charley SraChnn, WIN"
HAYNES and mart ROuss OF The provision crowd made
the The provision en- OF The floor. aud Charley"
Freeman, Ben COgger, H. I. Goldsmith, Black Dan"
Dixon and "Aphy Gccr kept up tho harity around
the grain ring. George u. RaynOr. who bad look
ing nat, presented with another one none the less
diihuilacd and Mart ROuss received u under
clothing Every attempt To trade abound the grain ring
was greeted with general howl rom the youthful crowd
ami the singing Of " Home, sweet lome! The last traus
action attempted offer Ia sell some Niny wheat
" there shout ia concert: I'm blanked II I'll
soll my load out I'LL Monday"